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before her marriage, was pupil of the St.
Louis High and Normal Schools, and was
chosen as principal of the Mound Female
Grammar School of that city at The age of
nineteen Years, being the youngest princi
pal In that city. 1t was then and there she
met Mr.. Spencer who had come to intro
duce Spencerian Pepmanship in st. Louis.
The marriage In 1864, which resulted from
this acquaintance, proved strong educa-
rival in Washington Mr.. Copp secured the
services Of Mrs. Spencer as principal of the
Ladies' Department of the new College
On October !, 1870, Mr.. IL. q. Spencer pur-
chased Of Mr.. Copp the consolidated Bust
ness Colleges, then located in the National
Bank Of the Republic building and 1t has
since borne the name of
spENcERIAN BUSINESS COLLEGE.
In the summer OF 1871 tue College re-
moved to Liberty Halle, corner of Seventh
and l. streets northwest, where 1t remained
ten ye0re. In the summer OF 1851 cyclone,
which swept through the city, wreckng
many homes, unroOfed the College, destroy
ing and iEjuling valuable property.
In October, 1851, the College was re-
moved to Lincoln Hall building, corner OF
Ninth and d streets, occupying the second
floor, previously the home of the Young
Mems Christian Association. On the early
morning of Sunday, December 8, 1885, the
building was destroyed by Are, Mrs. Spen'
Ger barely escaping with her life.
The destruction of this institution OF
learning was deemed a national loss, aud
numerous proffers Of assistance, material
and otherwise were received from all parts
Of the country by Professor and Mrs.
Spencer, Indicating the hold they have on
the hearts Of the people; aud numerous
communications of coincidence were re-
ceived from past pupils, who looked upon
the calamity as a personal alllictlou, so
pleasant had been their relations with the
College, and SO tender their memories of the
uniform kindness at the hands, and thor
ough training they had received under the
direction, OF Professor and Mrs. Spencer.
The telegraph wires brought messages from
the business colleges and leading educators
of the United States, expressive of great
sorrow at the disaster, deep sympathy and
generous offers OF immediate assistance.
AS an illustration, Hon. A. D. Wit, princi-
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rNAINs -olN,- n WAsmNaroN ANp ONO
CEESkPEkNE z 0Nl0 R0uTE

,NtWIuIt News aNu Ni--'-s.UU valley CJ.l
uMuu Depot. sixth and I -tgculs.
u A. W-Eur Nywpyr- -cWs, o0t F0'r
Comfort aud &oug!A. Daily oNggpi sun
day ThrUuA lgr'ug ear l9 o.A Point.
Arrive Norfolk D no,
ll1O A. M-Tor uN stations ur DhtsoUcako
81 CnI0 and points West. Nltoncr rom
clifton F.Tsr. Daily vNuupt sunday
..au D.. M.-I4.. Western express daily,
solid tum. with Pullman slecporo TO
Louisville. Pullman service 10 Ciugin-
ugu, ST. Louis, Memphis and New Or
leans.
Arnly at Chesapeake Il Ohio Railway office,
$40 iuuns!lyauia ayeuue uud b, u p, sta
FRANK TRIGG,
Gcul y. L. Passenger Agent.
II. W. FULLER,
General Passenger Agent,
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SpRING overcoats, complete line. Else
man Bros, cor. 7th and Il.
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VISITING CARDs neatly engraved from
your plates at 10 cents per hundred. Ker-
wand, l0l2 Pennsylvania avenue.
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The LARGEST and best selection of pic
lures and frames are at Veerhoff's, Al and
DIG Seventh street.
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JonssoN's European Hotel, 18th and E.

LITHoGRAPH CHECK Books made to order.
Handsome designs. Kervand, 1919 Penn
eylyania avenue.
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Choicest Flowers ut Low Prices.
c. F. Hale, florist, 7l0 Fourteenth street
northwest. Funeral designs speciality.
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Go TO vEEgnorr, 9l6 Seventh street, for
the new styles Of wall papers.
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Justh's Old stand, Gl0 ID Ut. N. w
Buys gents secondhand clothing. Note
by mail promptly attended to.
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437 Seventh Street N. w =,

KEEPS SHIRTS
are so well known all over this country that
II is hardly necessary to say much about them.
stlll, aa we are In the habit of praising good
thing. We. will say that Keeps Shirts are the
not tried them We say! II You have any trOu-
ble. with your shirts;ii they arc not entirely
satisfactory, try
KEEPS SHIRTS.
&C Brand 75c. each.
T., " improved, sin each.
KEEPS SHIRTS,
made TO measure (only one quality, the best
that can he produced,
SIX FOR $1,000,
Perfect ft and satisfaction guaranteed.
An elegant set OF four gold plated collar
and sleeve buttons presented with each half
dozen Of the'K and K X made TO measure.
KEEPS UNDERWEAR.
Medium weight White Morino at 50c., 5jc
and 81; all'wool, 81 90 and si.50.
one case of spring weight Camcl's Hair
shirts and drawers, all sizes, at silO each;
worth Sit0.
one case old gold Bnlbriggan shirts and
drawers, elegantly finished, all sizes, Sll9
each; worth $3.50.
One case colored Dalbrggan shirts and
drawers, pearl and brown. These are G. S q.
French goods, finished In the best French
style; only S2.25 per suit for all sizes; worth
$500.
one job lot of 10 dozen Balbriggan shirts
and drawers, real French goods, all sizes, 75c.
each piece; worth sl25.
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w. IA. HOugIton * CO.. i2if Il
SfrrcI Anri Il lYeEI.

At this time of tho year have q great
many goods OF the highest class, b,iug
such goods as we cannot duplicate, which
We Will offer at discount OF from 90 TO
80 per cent. including chamber and parlor
furniture, chenille portleres, etc.
The Washington critic., 1887-04-02

60 to KenGeld. 1908 r vt. N. W.,
for Waltham and Elgin watches.
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ETcHINGs, engravings and photos of the
newest publications at Veerhof1's, All and
gl6 Seventh street.
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PIEDMONT AIR LINE,

SCHEDULE IN EFFECT MARCH 10, 1887.
$50 a. m. East Tennessee mall daily for War
rcntCn, GoidonSvile, Charlottesville,
Lynchhurg and stations between Aloxan-
dria and LynGhburg, Bristol, Knoxville,
Rome Calera, Montgomery and New
Orleans. Pullman Sleeper Washington TO
li;gO a. m, Fast mail daily for warrcnton,
Charlottesville, GordonsyilC, stations
Chesapeakc and Ohio route, Lynchburg,
Rocky Mount, Danyillo and stations be-
tween Lyuchhurg and Danville, Green's.
bCro, Raleigh, Charlotte Atlanta, Birin-
inghlm, Montgomery, New orleans, Texas
and California, Pullman sleeper New
York to Atlanta, In connection with Pull
man ,icCpers Atlanta to New orleans, and
Mann boudolr sleepers for birmingham,
NicRsbuts ana shreveport solid trllns
Washington to Atlanta.
!35 p, m. daily except Sunday, for Manassas,
StTasburg and intermediate stations
$3.50 y, m, Western express daily tor warren
Ton, Gordonsville, Charlottesville, Louis
vile, Cincinnati and line OF Chesapeake
and Ohio route, Pullman Sleepers and
solid trains WASHINGTON to Louisville; also
for lyuuhhurg, Bristol, Chattanooga,
Memphis, Little Rock and gll Southwest
cIu points, Through Pullman slccprrs
Washington TO Little Ruc6 without
lip, m southern express Tally for Lynchbur:,
pduyillu liaiuigh, AshuylilC, ChAlo.tg, Coz
lumha, Aiken, augusta Atlanta, Mont
Pullman sleeper. wa hrrt0n to Mont
EuWery, connecting with Pullman plrlnr
car, Montgomery n New orleans, Pull
man Seei Washington toAiAon with
TRAINS On WASHINGTON AND ONO
DIVISION
Leave Washington u.i2 o. m daily, cyecpt
sunday, aud iH5 D. M. daily, HTiyo
Round liill ll@, %. m, aHd ,.l0 p mt rgtgrp-
iug, leave Round l..I loi %. In. daily and
laJ p. u, daily, except sunday, arriving
Waslulluu s."0 %, 90 uud 1855 y. m,
Through trains from tho south VIA Char
lotto. I.uy.llg anl lUahhUl- arrive In Wash.
uuss,r. ll HiHl #u3 lwrhh8rs gt l!Hi 3, m.
0ud gslN D. r,. HIH rNu-aIuNay aud ohio route
ua IhHI.ulfvs,Ny, $40 y. ln, slg1sburg
luyal y.I5 "a. IN,
Tickets, slpcniuE.car reservation and In
formation furnished ana baggage checked at
office COT pCuu,y lyauiA avenue, aud at Pas.
suu-rT station, ptIgsylNaaia Z r., sizth and
u streets. JAS, l.. TAYLOR,
tuNgral llH-uu ssr Agent.
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Ia. III. TremlllY

lie to be found at the old stand, 527 Seventh
street northwest, Capital City Art store.
The Washington critic., 1887-04-02
The Capi,ai' city Art store.

527 Seventh street northwest, has the most
complete line of mouldings Of any establish
The Washington critic., 1887-04-02
1t Is the Best.

Ask for 1t. Schlitzs' Milwaukee Lager
Beer. For sale by all leading houses.
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Does Your Watch Need Cleaning
Go to Kenfeld, 1905 street northwest.
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Popular
hnnApA.
Rudden's

Cheapest Place in the City
to buy watches-Kenileld's, 1905 F st. n. W
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Houses.
Housekeepers who desire to buy any kind
Of stoves, furniture, carpets, clocks, willow
ware, oil.cloths, baby carriages, &C., should
go direct to this prominent establishment,
$50 and 932 seventh street northwest (west
side.) His goods are excellent and cheap
and his terms are the easiest.
The Washington critic., 1887-04-02

KEEPS IMPROVED JEAN DRAWERS.
XXX Brand, SOC. pair.
xxx 75c. pair.
X KK nainsoOk, 80, pair.
FANCY AND CoLoRED HALF HOSE.
100 duz, striped and colored half hose at sic
per pair, usually sold at 30c. and 2iu, Also
an endless variety of striped and coorod At
3j, %, IL and SOC. Splendid values.
SILK UMBR ELIAS.
We find that we have ordered too many silk
umbrellas, and to reduce tho stock we Offer
them at cost Of manufacture for ten days.
Don't fail to get one of these umbrellas,
CoLoRED SHIRTS AND sHIRT1NGs.
Our Colorcd Shirts are made Of genuine
French pcrcNlc, two collars and one pair Of
cufs with each SHIRT, at si.D each.
Colorcd Shirts made to measure Of the best
French Shlrtings in neat stripes, dots and
figures.
A SO HAT FOR se.
A 70 W cases OF fine Black Derby Hats, flnc
stock, all silk trimmings, ventilated etc, at
81 each; sold everywhere at So
A new line of Jewelry, suspenders, Hand
korchiers, etc.
NECKWEAR
In all the latest shades and shapes, iOc., 80,
and 81.
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GentIemcn, Attention !!

REGILDING at veerhoff's, Al and 0l6
Seventh street,
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JonNsoN's European Hotel, 18th and +
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"Our Errand Boy
give him your laundry.
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-15
Took a Tumble.

PmLApELPHIA. Mach 1f-Louis Eberly
and Charles Ksse were engaged this morn
ing il painting schenck's building, a. Sixth
and Arch-sts Just before noon they loos-
ensd the ropes Of the swing scaffold on
which they were standing and prepared TO
descend Eberiy wss busy with his end
when he suddenly felt the scaf0lt 20 from
under nim. He ciutched AZ the ropes AMI
succeeded in obtaining bold and he hing
there un.a tsken IN ~ fifth story window
His unfortunate companion kase. was IN
aois 10 csfch the rope and be fell with the
scaiiold 20 the pavement ninety feet below
His skull vas badly crushed. besii other
injuries from which be ctnnot recover
Ebsriy stated that he did not know hos the
accident occurred as he vas busy With his
end. ksse u about forty years old snd
comes originally fron New York
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-15
MICHIGAN MENTION
s Terrible Conhagration AZ
Howell Sunday Morning.
REgLTsOf some VILLAGE ELECTIONS
Oiphtheris a. Sehooiersft Ciergf-
man Speaks ost IN sasstins-fhs
"aikssg ksfch-suskegen
M4tters-Strtke Enoea.

skt.stsst IS tit xs.sAsss-s4ta.s
HossLl. March iz-TAs Ere which broke
out beFe st midnight Saturday wss gossea
under o0atrol about 4 o'clock. fhs fire.
which general opinion seems 10 think wAs
az incendisfy enc. started ia the ezsenlent
cf \. Aoafoe'k hardware store. corner Of
Main and Srend Rivsr-sls. an explosion
that knocked 0et tie Windows VI the store
aud Jared the adjoining buildings Was TIE
hrsi alarm. Ia al incredibly short ume
the interior Of tie store was roaring sheet
II tame. several barrels u keroseDe aud
lubficatiug oils contributing 10 tie blaze.
TIE IRE department consists Of
chemical engine, which was almost
poSerless excepi 10 protect ne,gbsoTing
property. In Two hours after the IRE broke
out the the TOW oi brick buildings GA Grand
kivcr-st., were q mass ot sm0ldeunE ruins
and the roE Of frame Buildings on East-sf.
knogn a. the Wbippie estate. had also gone
Up IN smoke. The loss Will be about $50
600 insurance $4,000. Ar Monroe IN
whose store the fire originated. Is al ardent
Prohibition advocate and couple Of xet as
ago received letter a. Desf a. he can re-
member reading a. follows.
DETRoIT. Fen. >, ISL \. MoRE0R-
II you don't stop your Prohibition work
We will burn you out, root and branch.
We are on your track.
MAKY SALOoNKEEfERs.
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-15

I.leut. Joseph : fo~sll Diss sf sosssssas
Of the kzasta.

wAsslAsfos. March lS.-lAent Joseph :
Powell. OF Tie siFnsl sery4oe, died here %.
day ffom soltsnins oi TIE bFsin. lAeut.
Powell returned a. Washington about tee
weeks ago fTom Omaha IA obedisnos ~ OF
iegs snd was placed under arrest ca charges
Of duplicating his pay accounts. hs va
very sick before and afteE his arrival and
upon examination by army physicians was
released from arrest a. their reports showed
that bis mind Was seriously Affected and
probably had been Tor some time. fe stood
third among the sigma sergioe lieutenauis
according 20 seniority aud Wa the hrsi OH
Ger appointed after competitive examina-
ton. he Lad particular aptitude for iDoi-
cstlons work, and, - he was naturally
bright be uAde the best record or indiCa.
t0ns Of any officer who has ever done the
work A few months Ago he wss sent "a
Omaha 20 take charge of the organization
Of a weather bureau ioT the tRlon Pacific
Railway. lie will be buried with military
honofs and his funeral wiil be attended, by
the officers Of the signal corps "a body.
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-15
LATg WHISTLES or THg WIRE.


Aust-is he's been experiencing severe
snox storms.
The Jar dovned Jsues Feoikoer lest
night q vrost4lne match e. Itics-
Arehdeef F0bsr gsvs ifnpof ISN'T iofo-.
rnstion bsf0Fs tie Cbiesro rrsf'd jury yes
terosT.
eir students we're arrested - &eraski.
Tsssia yesterday bssinF expifsivss n thesf
l,3exees.
The s83astrisi Erpgsition - NDroester
Esss ~ss sTene6 ie~ nigAf ~ Gov. AfDes
with due ceremony
A fessezrer frs - ffe C0Defgd A
fssseu1orf fzilroed Wss dsva iet BesF ksssd-
ford 3 r.. but re ozse seriously hart.
A pisf hss teen onsarfbe5 So Es~sis ~
voivfae lsns-sV ne-s sd Traders vfass e.,
jesss y - sesrth-oE 1ass E0yernnssft.
H9zssas Nihfifstt n exile ness Teststs
r1,sisref ssfsi' eoaeh - III ~ Teufies -
oenslv sad n ie5 fhe driver sfsd goavfs
eae.rkia Eepsisl and kfethosI,sf
ns sssers s1ortee egios5sslc Resolutions
vesls s<1sT - the EeensorV ~ the ia,e Ees.
Eenrg Nsre Reecbe
Nsztssr fek > seezn1sr f*sfgs1 xr1fA
tns a>eefF 81 riEsTx ttre4 fIusee Z
ever ~ ssoH ssef 81 ne Ese1ve1 c.sss .srY
- ls,rnxsevct ~ ard wz1 dss frozn
Els inJarles
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-15
DEFYlNG THE COURT,
Us. Marshal Waters Too Lsnient 10 Mus
kegon as Well - milwaukee, Girls.

". -. W
kegon as Well - Milwaukee Girls.
Readers OF the TELEGRAM HERALD tamil
lar with u. s. Marshal Waters leniency
toward Montcalm county girly, now serv-
ing sentence at Milwaukee. as well as to-
ward an Indiana prisoner. who took
''french leave" for several hours at Cum
mingsyille, will not be surprised at the
kindly manner in which be dealt with a
bevy of pretty girls entrusted 10 his keep
ing by the L. s. Court, OF which the Mus
kegon Nescs speaks as follows:
lt viii be remembered that an even dozen
of women of this city were arrested recent
lv, on a charge of selling liquor without
having paid the government tax; that they
were taken 10 Grand Rapids where they
pie aded guilty aDd were fined 800 and
costs or six months in the 3uskegon county
Jail. Part OF the women paid their fines
the others were allowed by L. 5. Marshal
Waters to return 10 the city aud were given
sixty days in which 10 raise the money
with which 10 pay their assessments. Some
one. presumably the women who had al
ready paid their fines, notified Judge Sever
ems az Grand Rapids that the women he
had sentenced 70 jail in default OF payment
OF certain ines were running at large on
the sswdust The Judge called his Marshal
III duu inquirer concerning the HdlueE-
When he found that the fines had no. been
paid he ordered that the women be jailed
at once. Marshal Waters Immediately
notified his deputy at this point. Jas. b.
Lee. to arrest the women. Accordingly. on
Friday night. Deputy L. s. Marsha. Lee
Chief of Police Graham and his assistant.
Paddy Ryan, made a tour OF the quarter
known as the "sawdust" and arrested the
following named women: Netfie Stamp.
Mary Carl May Moody Emma Simpson.
Honora Bssuprey. Josie Tourney. May
FiahertY. The women ere now boarding
with Sheriff Nelson.
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-15
Their Frier,i. came 10 the Frout.

When Jscaes shook and Chares HODGES
we're gnei'in TIE Superior Court yes-
terisy. charged with hurglarizing Smiths
Opera House. they pleaded not guilty and
made = showing that ihey were without
means 10 employ counsel. As provided By
Law ia such cases Jadee Parrish appointed
Mr. Co.'S, the West side LAWYER. u defend
them The sppoiofnen8 d.d not meet The
expectations Of tire prisoners aud some q
their friends came fo the front ADD en-
ployed James r Mcbride - assist in The
aeieuse. The Judge Immediately revoked
the erier spDoinfinz Nr Goss. ard Mr.
McBrite uiii oendact the defense aioae.
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-15
Prom the aerebIe Region.

A modest young man named Norman N.
Breeze, representing the Milwaukee, Lake
Shore 4 Western Railways passenger de-
psrtment, introduced himself 10 railroad
men here yesterday. Mr.. Breeze live, in
Milwaukss. bur has spent 50 much time in
the already famous gogebic region where
his railroad runsl that his acquaintance
with it and It's inanufsctur.es IL extensive
and reliable. The country there is enjoy
Ing a gseaf boom. he said - reporter for
the TELEsRsa HrislD yesterday. "Tou
would oe snrp-isei 10 see bow towns E1J~
sheTe They start. AZ least that Is the ekoe-
rience with the THREE there row. with al
most nothing. and IN Two years YOU will
find a city ct 400 inhsbitants. to whom -
Afforded the privileges Of the theatre
church and salo1n. The g0sebic range Of
hills = supposed 70 be solid iron. and the
statement thaf the amount = inexbansti5le
is freely aud cfe iifahiy made. Furnaces
are sprlnging up repidiy and II is expected
thsf many fortunes vii be ns1e there ere
lonr"
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-15
Dr. McGiynn ON Earth IA.

NEW YoRg. March l4.--it il stated on
good authority that DIR. McGlynn has re-
oeived several letters from Rome within the
past few days. one from Cardinal Gibbons
states that the Pope Is desir0us Of hsvine
DT. Mc6iynn visit him, and Cardinal Glib
bonE was instructed 10 - advise bsm. The
other letters are from Bishops now Ia the
Consisiory ~ Rome. who commend IBr. Nc
Giynn for his course. u Is believed that
Or. Ac6lynn's reinstatement u simply n
matter OF time.
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-15
Nin.kecon Matters.

tyt,lssxz 30 -ss -f.s-,Na-sss,ts
MUsKEoox, March l8.-At the North
Muskegon election. held today there were
three tickets in the field-Citizens. Union
and Peoples. The result was as follows.
b. T. Cook, President Irving w. Feighner,
Clerk, Benz. r. Reed. Treasurer. Cbas. +.
Stars. Assessor: Robt. Anderson. Chas. s.
Place. Nels PeteTsOn, Trustees; Mike Mur-
ply. Constable: Patrick Boyle. Street Com
missioner. Esch ticket secured a slice Of
the ioaf.-Wm. Darby bad his leg broken
yesterday by pile driver.---l.akeside
has formed AT amendment club
With Hiram Parker g. President
The druggists of this city viii meet Thur
day afternoon to form a Pharmaceutical
Fociety.-A very pleasant surprise party
was rendered Mr. and Mrs. Richard Wren At
their residence Oh SaBford-st. Saturday
evening Iss. The OCCASION being the twenty
fiith anniversary of their Welding
Jennie Semevn. % Grand Rapids. y visiting
in this city. y.-Mr snd Ms 9. r Hills re-
turned Yesterday morning from their visit
down south. where they have beer during
the past seven weeks. They visited Sev
Orleans. Jacksonville. and Havana. Cuta.
At a peetiDg oi tie Board Of Trade tbis
morning s comnlittee of three was appoint
ed 20 iook up the validity 0f the patents held
by he Sfa- Cntigr Co. and ii = Represented
10 take further sters in raising . stock com
rany Of 5000. 70 induce them 10 remove
from Lowell. Jones and son. ol Troy =
y street csr builders. viii BE- invited fn
look ihe city over and locate their works
here
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-15

PHlAprIrHIA. March l4.-Col A. X. Me
CluTe. Of the Ii8ies. was arranged before
Magistrate Cobb today On the charge of
libel preferred by CITY Editor Hoeokley ol
the Press he waived hearing, admitted
his responsibility for the article. and de-
sired 20 enter security tor trlsi. Mr.. Hoeck
lev. being put on oath, swOne 10 the falsfy
Of The charges Insde ia the Times article.
At the request o. Mr. Hoeckleys counsel
the hearing Nss adjourned until tomorrow
owing 10 the absence OF an important wit
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-15

BosTos, March is.--Jatlge Colt in tie T.
5. Circuit Court today. heard Arguments
npou the motion 6ied by the American Bell
Telephone Company for leave to ple.d osr-
ssin facts IN addition 70 fling rs demurrer
- ths bill brouaht against it by the United
S.afss, in which if = sought - nulllfv the
IL ters PATENT granted 90 the company f1f
fhe ntit cf tnFeoHon solicitor fren.
John fSoot~ Jefferson Chandler. Of Wash.
iugfon. snd Wn. q. sfrar nridrs 81 phila-
eirtia appeared f0r the Govern rasnt and
sssunosv smith sna James J Stofraw for
tae company. The daasion vs. reserved
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-15
A CEDAR SPRINGS CHURCH
Preached Special sermon by its Pastor OF
Sunday.

tssApsNt " sss xeSSs,4 -ptssAo.
CEDAR sPKIsGs, March fittings don't
run smoothly among the Baptist people NJ
Cedar Springs. At a social held at the par
sonage last week Rev. M Islip. Baptist
minister. SLOWED the young people 10 play
games, much 10 the annoyance OF the piOls
old ladies. At the prohibition meetings
held IN this place Mr.. isiip did not take
prominent enough part 10 suit some and
the allegation was made that he was not
temperance mau. After the usual services
were over SUNDAY morning. before giving
benediction. Mr.. Islip detained the audience
and preached lis accusers = special
sermon, which was short bot 20 the point
He gave them 10 understand he was master
ofhis own house. and thought he was able
10 judge what was appropriate 10 be done
in II. When the young people came 10 bis
house they could enjoy themselves. As 10
being a te nperance man, be was strictly a
temperance msn according 70 the teachings
of the Bible, but as for being third party
man he was not, and hoped be never would
ha
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-15

tsslaz.t = 70 So -s.t-as~-stszsa
SFsxTs. March fA--At The election hsli
here todsy the following officers were elect
el President. LYMAN Murray. Truslses.
q. " Powers .. II Wo0ain. =. r. Harri-
con. Clerx. II. n. Sleeier. Treas arsr 2 a
Bisz7. Assessor. G. q. Binns1. Street Com
missioner 9 D. Hinmsn. Constable. @ -
D0wuer- AL rrIa on snti-sAIeon ticksl ex-
cspt Powers and WofieB. TIE President
and Trustees are II favor of bonding the
village FOR the new rsiiroaa. shica was TIE
man issue
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-15

CINCINNATI, o.. March l4-Rumors Of =
contemplated strike al the Halle ssle and
Lock factory brought forth = denial from
Mr. Hsll today lie said that some new
kind of work with which the men were
not accustomed. was introduced into fbc
sbops. aud the men desired q scale q wages
fixed f0r Il. This matter was hmicsbly ad-
jusied The men are all ot wcrk and np-
pareniv contenied
Telegram-herald., 1887-03-15

NEw YORK. March 1.-THE old firm Of
+. A. Smith * Bros. leather merchants sf
No. $50 William-s;., assigned today 70 Lud-
wig Roth. with preferences amour ting 30
about $50 600. The firm was ests sbiished
in 1875 by Adam Smith. The firm owns
iaDnery In Philadelphia aud has Liabilities
Of about $4,000. Their assets are from
500. coo 10 $3.50 900. The failure II due 10
changes n style. expensive experiments
and leakage.